Stop that, I love you

Article Abstract:

Six of the most common types of people who resist change are described: the unapproachable; the unconcerned; the genetic apologist; the procrastinator; the discouraged; and the sneak. Recommendations are provided for encouraging each type to change their habits.

Management, Physical fitness, Interpersonal relations, Change, Change (Philosophy)

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Stop childhood asthma

Article Abstract:

Research shows that reducing an infant's exposure to allergens reduces the risk of contracting asthma later in childhood, even among the children of asthmatics. Other common childhood allergies, such as eczema, can similarly be prevented.

Research, Prevention, Asthma in children, Childhood asthma, Allergy in children, Pediatric allergy

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Stop your pet's annoying habits

Article Abstract:

Several strategies are described for managing the destructive or disturbing behavior of dogs and cats. Obedience schools can teach a dog to not chase cars. Cats that like to 'knead' with their claws should be given a soft blanket.

Care and treatment, Domestic cats, Cats, Dogs

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